Week 13 Super Bowl Odds Report
The Favorites
New England Patriots (+340): The Patriots did what they do, winning another high-profile game in horrible weather at Gillette Stadium. If they can secure home field advantage by beating the Chiefs in Week 14, it will be tough to bet against the Pats to repeat as AFC champs.
Baltimore Ravens (+300): The one team that looks capable of challenging the Patriots is the Ravens. Baltimore is on a meteoric rise with odds moving all the way up from +1800 to +350 in a three-week span.
New Orleans Saints (+550): The Saints continue to hover around 5/1 odds as the favorite in the NFC, but the 49ers are hot on their trail after dominating the Packers while the Saints barely beat Carolina at home.
San Francisco 49ers (+600): After opening the season at +3300 odds to win it all, the Niners are now firmly in the conversation as NFC favorites at +600 on DraftKings Sportsbook. Their elite defense makes up for any potential offensive deficiencies.
The Contenders
Seattle Seahawks (+1000): Like the Niners, the Seahawks started the year with +3300 odds and have steadily moved up. They continued to creep up in Week 11 while on bye and move from +1400 to +1000 after beating the Eagles on the road.
Kansas City Chiefs (+1100): The Chiefs odds remain fixed at +1100 during their bye week. This is still a buy-low opportunity for a team with the reigning MVP and arguably the most explosive offense in the NFL. If KC can figure things out on defense, this team could challenge New England or Baltimore for an AFC title.
Minnesota Vikings (+1800): The Vikings odds also stand pat at +1800 during their bye week. They’ll have extra rest to prep for a huge Monday night game in Seattle. However, if they drop that game, the Vikes will likely be playing for a Wild Card spot since the Packers have a much easier schedule the rest of the way.
The Biggest Movers
Green Bay Packers (+1500): The Packers sat around +1000 odds for most of the season, but drop to +1500 after looking completely overmatched in San Francisco on Sunday night. Their remaining schedule is easy enough to stay atop the NFC North, but the Pack may have to go back to SF or to New Orleans to make the Super Bowl.
Dallas Cowboys (+2500): The Cowboys moved down from +2000 to +2800 after a loss to the Vikings, then up to +2000 after a win at Detroit. Now they’re back down to +2500 after a close loss in Foxboro that was partially due to a HORRENDOUS “tripping” call in the fourth quarter. Dallas is right there with any team in terms of talent, but coaching will be an issue for this team in the postseason.
Philadelphia Eagles (+4000): Hamstrung by injuries on offense, the Eagles looked completely toothless in a huge home game against the Seahawks. Their odds move from +2500 to +4000 after their second straight loss.
